The Vedas describe the first of these animals to emerge from the churning of the oceans; it was named Uchchaihshravas ("ooch-chai-shra-vas"). In Islam, one of these animals called Buraq accompanied Muhammad and Gabriel to Jerusalem. The Phoenicians portrayed a water version of these animals with coiling, fish-like hindquarters. In Celtic myth, [*] Epona was associated with their role in travel. Loki mated with one of these animals, Svadilfari, to produce an eight-legged one of these, Sleipnir. Poseidon was associated with these animals, and Bellerophon rode a winged on
The Vedas describe the first of these animals to emerge from the churning of the oceans; it was named Uchchaihshravas ("ooch-chai-shra-vas"). In Islam, one of these animals called Buraq accompanied Muhammad and Gabriel to Jerusalem. The Phoenicians portrayed a water version of these animals with coiling, fish-like hindquarters. In Celtic myth, [*] Epona was associated with their role in travel. Loki mated with one of these animals, Svadilfari, to produce an eight-legged one of these, Sleipnir. Poseidon was associated with these animals, and Bellerophon rode a winged one named Pegasus to slay the Chimera. For 10 points, name these animals which served as steeds for mythological figures.
The Vedas describe the first of these animals to emerge from the churning of the oceans; it was named Uchchaihshravas ("ooch-chai-shra-vas").
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